Records Gone In Bank Case Loom Over Trial
Trial of George W Dickinson and John F Foster centers on the fate of Penacook Manufacturing and Plumbers Woodworking stockholders records. Witness Henry Hollis, a gubernatorial candidate, testifies the records passed to his brother, then denied receipt. Hollis denies memory of disposition. other witnesses recall misplaced documents and potential corporate reorganization to dodge debts. Frank A Taylor testifies to Dickinson drawing money from the bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penacook Manufacturing Company
George W. Dickinson
John F. Foster
South Danvers National Bank of
Peabody
Henry ¥. Hollis
New Hampshire
Allen Hollis
Henry F. Hollis
H. F. Hollis
Plumbers’ Woodworking Company
Penacook
Jones
Penacook Company
Hollis
Plumbers’ Company
Harvard Football Star Tommy Graydon Engaged to Miss Beryl Whitney
Harvard fullback Thomas H Graydon commonly known as Tommy is engaged to Miss Beryl Whitney the daughter of a California mining heir. The wedding date is unknown and Graydon plans to wed after graduation. Whitney and two friends once faced rustication in New York for a candy shop outing and subsequent escapade in Sharon Connecticut.
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Tommy Graydon
Beryl Whitney
Harvard
Thomas H. Graydon
Tommy
Graydon
Miss Whitney
California
Tom Graydon
Whitney
Florence Walcott
John W. Walcott
Natick
Mass
Elizabeth Joyce
Andover
School
First in the Series of Four Copley Hall Dances
The opening Copley Hall dance of four, organized by Mrs. William P Fay and Holker Abbott, drew a large, fashionably mixed crowd of married, debutante, and young single guests. Patronesses included Mrs Bryce Allan and Mrs Nathaniel Thayer among others. notable absences were mourners and away guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copley Hall
William P. Fay
Holker Abbott
Bryce J. Allan
Nathaniel Thayer
Herbert M. Sears
Winthrop Sargent
Charles S. Sargent
William Appleton, Jr
J. Grafton Minot
Mins
A. Lawrence Mason
Francis I. Amory
Henry Howard Fay
J.murray Forbes
James Lawrence
Allston Hall
John C. Gray
Eleanor Gray
Clara Endicott Sears
Helen Price
Henry M. Whitney
George Lee
Francis §. Watson
A. Lawrence Rotch
and Mires
Rudolph L. Agassiz
Miss Jeffries
Whitney
Susan Amory
Francis P. Sears
Balch
Waldron Bates
Nason Hamlin
Butler Ames
Harold Coolidge
Courtenay Crocker
Arthur Little
Talbot Aldrich
George Tyson
Samuel Dpd. Warren
Anna Thayer
Cornelia Thayer
Granite Workers Reach 5 Percent Raise Pact
Granite cutters and the Granite Workers' unions in Quincy reach agreement on a season scale with two points sent to arbitration. The new contract provides a 5 percent raise for the workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Granite Manufacturers
Granite Workers
Bank’s wedding groom missing after ceremony in Gloucester
Gloucester January 16 reports John Banks did not attend his wedding to Miss Myra Deveau on Wednesday night and has not returned. Best man Alex McDonald doubts the worst, and authorities say Banks was reportedly seen on Pleasant Street Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
John Banks
Myra Deveau
Alex McDonald
Banks
Pleasant Street
Adath Jeshurun Rift Over Cantor Resignation
Adolph Rosenthal, a Roxbury lawyer and synagogue member, explains the Adath Jeshurun dispute with Rabbi Reinstein. He says the congregation supported Cantor Phineas Danzig for the holidays, Reinstein objected, resigned, and the resignation was accepted, with no ill will toward the rabbi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adath Jeshurun
Blue Mill Avenue
Roxbury
Reinstein
Adolph Rosenthal
Court Street
Rosenthal
Phineas Danzig
Rabbi Reinstein
Danzig
Two Men Break Their Wrists In East Boston Accidents
Two accidents at the Boston & Albany Railroad yard in East Boston left both men with broken wrists. Michael Mulligan, 38, of 106 Buttonwood Street Dorchester, fell from an engine and broke his right wrist. Dennis Connolly, 39, of 336 Sumner Street, fell from a lumber load and sustained a broken wrist.
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Boston
Michael Mulligan
Buttonwood Street
Dorchester
Boston & Albany Railroad
Dennis Connolly
Sumner Street
Boston & Albany
Runaway Boy Held by Police for Questioning in Woburn
In Woburn on January 16 Frank Gallino 2d 15 years old ran away from his home in Southbridge Massachusetts. He appealed to Patrolman Fountain to be cared for as he was tired and hungry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woburn
Frank Gallino
Southbridge
Mass
Fountain
Body sent to Vermont for Henry C. Kemp funeral
The body of Henry C. Kemp, killed at the Fore River Ship and Engine Company yard in Quincy on Tuesday, has been taken to Waterbury Vermont for funeral services to be held today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Kemp
Fore River Ship and Engine Company
Quincy
Waterbury, Vt
Maynard Men Quit Over Small Wage Increase
Maynard January 16. Spinners at the Agsabet mills of the American Woollen Company have quit in protest over a 2 cent per pound increase that they deem insufficient. They can only run about 300 pounds daily, and factory inspections to speed up machinery threaten more burden. Spinners are leaving to seek work elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Agsabet
American Woollen Company
Milk producers clash over Graustein at union meeting
At the New England Milk Producers Union annual gathering in the American House William A Graustein of the Boston Dairy Company faced accusations of trying to break the union by offering Acton district farmers a milk price a cent lower per can for leaving the union and guaranteeing he would take all their milk He also allegedly forced prices for milk beyond farmers previous year output A resolution urged adherence to uniform contracts and directors to secure equitable rates A treasurer report showed 1616 64 receipts and 1226 25 expenses with a 390 59 balance officers were elected and a vote of thanks given to retiring leaders
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William A. Graustein
Boston Dairy Company
New England Milk Producers’ Union
American House
W. F. Kelley
West Acton
Graustein
Acton
Mr. Fitch
Captain Palmer
H. E. Bullird
Holliston
Iaither Crawford
New Braintree
Stanley H. Abbott
Wilton
N. H
F.W. Sargent
Pittsfield
W. A. Hunter
Worcester
M. P. Palmer
Groton
Ce Ee Kelley
Harry Deane
Grafton
C. H. Duncan
Hancock
C. A. Hayes
North Berwick
Luther Robbins
Hollis Depot
F. A. Teagan
Warren
Charles Fairbanks
Quinnebaug
Spooner Proclaimed Presidential Hope At Wisconsin Session
The Rev James Winter pastor of the First Congregational Church stirred Madison when in opening prayer he urged the election of Senator Spooner of Wisconsin as President of the United States during the legislative session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison, Wis
James Winter
First Congregational Church
Spooner
Wisconsin
United States
Test of largest U S coast defence gun at Sandy Hook
The United States to test the 16 inch bore coast defence gun at Sandy Hook proving grounds at noon tomorrow. Major Charles J. Smith leads the experiments as the massive weapon fires a 2400 pound steel projectile up to twenty miles, marking a milestone in naval artillery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Sandy Hook Proving Grounds
Charles J. Smith
A Doctor's Banquet and Postum Promotion
Dr N S Davis of Northwestern University marked his 80th birthday with a Chicago banquet at the Auditorium Hotel. The piece promotes Postum Food Coffee as a coffee substitute, citing a Wheaton Ill author who says Postum improved digestion and sleep, with several acquaintances adopting it and claims of relief from stomach and bowel issues when coffee is avoided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.S. Davis
Northwestern University
Auditorium Hotel
Chicago
Dr. Davis
Wheaton
Ill
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Alleged elopers jailed in Chelsea scandal
Joseph F. Perry aged 42 and Stella Soares aged 21, both of Chelsea, pleaded guilty to a statutory charge after being arrested at different addresses in Boston. They held their seven month old child as they admitted parentage, bonds set at $300 each for a February term trial. Perry, a carpenter, had left his wife and three children in Provincetown, and Soares left her husband Antonio Soares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. Perry
Superior Court
Perry
Provincetown
Antonio Soares
Boston
Ingleside Public Meeting Highlights Philanthropy Talk
The Ingleside society, seven years old in Revere Heights, held its annual meeting at Park Street Church with about 100 attendees including 26 inmates. Mrs Susan B Fessenden spoke on Philanthropy in its various forms, noting Ingleside’s mission to provide homes for displaced girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Ingleside
Revere Heights
Park Street Church
Susan 8. Fessenden
Rufus P. Tobey
Boston Floating Hospital
Anna B. Stoddard
Clara H Jones
Gula Graves Plummer
Marguerita H Slater
Charles 8. Farwell
Bessie R. Jones
James Stern Lee
Annie R. Megalther
Wallace Macomber
Edward P. Sargent
Howard Clayton Sentenced for Larceny at Columbia Theatre
Howard Clayton, a bright colored lad, appeared before Judge Bond in the Superior Criminal Court for larceny of money and valuables belonging to Samuel Edwards of the Bobadil company at the Columbia Theatre three weeks ago. He received a two year term in the House of Correction with one day in solitary confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Clayton
Bond
Superior Criminal Court
Samuel Edwards
Dramatic Court Plea For Leniency Ends In Sentence
In a tense Municipal Court session Harry Har alias Dunham pleaded for mercy for his seven month wife who was to become a mother. Judge Adams refused. the defendant received 18 months in the House of Correction after officers testified the couple had lived together briefly and that the wife had fainted when informed of the plan to see her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Haralias Dunham
Larvey
Ceny
Pelton
Judge Adams
Harvey
Adams
Medford
Stamford Street
Salvation Army
Hospi
Asthma and Consumption Cured by Koch Lung Cure
German backed treatment promoted by Prof Koch claims to cure catarrh asthma bronchitis and consumption using Tuberculine and Inhalation Apparatus. It asserts lungs heal with vapors and oils, notes stomach-safe medicines, and offers free consultation with Boston office at 861 Boylston Street or home treatment by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Koch
Boylston Street
Boston
Koch Lung Cure
Koch
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King & Co., Inc
SOLE
Pearl Street
Congress Street
Sunndays
Washington Street
R. H. White Cn
Oxford
E. H. Smith & CO
Boviston St
Borden
Miss Moxley
Miss Walcott
Sharon
Granite Cutters
New England
Ehrlich & Kopf
F. Abraham & Son
Court ST
Vermont
Hayward Place
Black
Vosti
Chelsea
Dr. Shoop
Shoop
Boz
Racine
Wis
Tal
Stoughton Street
Malden
Columbus Avenue
Lewis Fischbein
Massachusetts Avenue
Marlboro Street
Pinkerton
House of Correction
Ingalls
Dr. King
King Dental Parlors
Reliabeb
Avon Street
Jordan's
White
Crosby's
Professor Koch
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